Sony just announced an update to their VAIO L Series with a new all-in-one desktop that’s all set to ride the 3D video wave. This one is highlighted by a 24-inch 3D-capable HD screen with touch support, plus enough muscle to keep all the 3D/HD content running smoothly. The system includes processor options that top out to an Intel Core i7 CPU and up to 8GB RAM, while a TV tuner with DVR functions and an integrated Blu-ray player takes care of your entertainment needs.
LG showed off a new all-in-one PC at Computex called the V300 that looks like it was inspired by the iMac. LG took a few more steps forward with the display though, featuring a 23-inch 1080p screen with multitouch input and 3D capabilities when viewed through a pair of passive 3D glasses.
Lenovo has just announced two new systems that run on Intel’s 2nd-gen Atom platforms highlighted by the IdeaPad S10-3s, a 10-inch netbook that features a slim profile that measures under an inch thick (0.63 inches to be exact).
MSI has announced that they will be showing off several new desktops on the CES showroom floor in January. Three models have been announced: the Wind Top AP1920, an All-in-one PC built around an 18.5-inch touchscreen display, and two Wind Box Mini PCs, the DE220 and DC500.
MSI has introduced two new systems for running Windows 7, the Wind Top AE2220 all-in-one desktop PC, and an update to their X-Slim X600 notebook called the X600 Pro.
